Embracing Digital Transformation Ep 182: Zero Trust Data Assurance

In Episode #182 of “Embracing Digital Transformation,” host Darren Pulsford examines data integrity with special guest Walter Hancock, CTO of Walacor. The episode provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of technology and the challenges organizations face in maintaining the integrity of their data. Walter shares his wealth of experience in implementing technology solutions to solve complex problems throughout his career, highlighting the importance of protecting data at its core. The episode explores topics such as zero trust, AI poisoning, and the critical role of data integrity in the era of digital transformation.

Listen to the full podcast episode here, or watch the recording below as Walter discusses how Walacor takes a holistic approach to data protection, ensuring that every piece of data is safeguarded at the lowest level. With a focus on adoption and agnosticism, Walacor seamlessly integrates into existing workflows and offers S3 compatibility, enhancing object storage with its unique key per-item encryption. Discover how Walacor is reshaping data security, providing assurance in the age of zero trust, and empowering organizations to navigate the complexities of embracing digital transformation with confidence.

AI Memory is an Attack Surface

AI Memory Is an Attack Surface

Persistent Agent Memory Requires Provable Integrity  Artificial intelligence has memory. Agents retain task history, prior interactions, observations, documents, tool outputs, and operational context. This persistence makes agents more effective. They can build on previous information rather than reconstruct it for every task.  An agent’s context extends beyond persistent memory. Retrieval-Augmented

The Client Portal is a Critical Trust Boundary

The Client Portal Is a Critical Trust Boundary

Establishing Integrity at the Point of Entry  A client portal looks simple from the outside. A customer uploads a document, submits an instruction, approves a transaction, opens a case, shares a record, or communicates with an organization. Behind that interaction is a critical trust boundary. The information entering through these

The Agentic Chain of Command

The Agentic Chain of Command

From Authorization to Operate to Authority to Act AI agents are already taking consequential actions across enterprise systems: accessing data, calling APIs, changing configurations, initiating transactions, communicating with customers, deploying software, and assigning work to other agents. As agents move from assisting people to acting on their behalf, traditional approaches